We stayed here for 2 nights in April and were due to stay again in May but cancelled. It was one of our more disappointing choices in over 60 nights of travel and not up to the standard of other IBIS's we have stayed at or even most Travelodges in Britain. On arrival both the lift and our room smelt... More

I have now stayed at this hotel on 12 occasions generally for 3-4 nights (not weekends). The hotel which is a 2 star hotel easily meets the quality of other 4 star Dublin hotels for the bedrooms and quality of the rooms. Even when there are large groups staying at the hotel the room soundproofing is such that you can... More

I stayed with my husband at the Ibis Dublin and have no regrets. After picking your bags at the Airport in Terminal 2 you have to walk outside towards the Dublin Coach Stop. Ask, because is not well explained in the signs. There are buses for a lot of places. But the only double decker painted green is the Dublin... More

During our 16 days trip through Ireland we slept there for 5 nights ( we came back for 3 times ) in 5 different rooms. Rooms have a good size, ( biggest Ibis rooms we have ever seen ), clean; great beds, good bathrooms and very friendly and helpfull staff. Reception and the "Breakfast Ladies " as well.Our 3rd stay... More

My room was spotless, really big, the shower nearly knocked me off my feet, Guiness and food lovely, the bed was very comfy and the staff were completely attentative and helpful. There are both Irish and East European staff here and they were all very friendly. Ive stayed in Ibis in Belfast and loved it, this hotel is the same.... More

I got a good deal by staying for 2 nights, and paid 54 euros per night including breakfast. My room was pretty dated, with spartan facilities, but the bed was very comfy, and the shower was very good too. Breakfast buffet was ok, a bit like a school canteen where the food is prepared to feed the masses over a... More

It's located far from the city, but easy accessible by tram (LUAS), for which we payed 18,70 euros each, for 7 days (3 zones, from Red Cow to the center, precisely Connolly). Nevertheless, the tram station is at about 5 minutes walk over a bridge built across the motorway. Near the tram station is also a Dublin Coach station, a... More

Only a short walk from the bus/tram terminal. We received a friendly welcome from the receptionist. This was our first visit to Dublin and we were surprised at how few Irish accents we heard. All the bars and restaurants have people from other countries in them and we found communication sometimes diificult. In the Ibis, there were a couple of... More

Stayed over Bank holiday with teenage son.Easy to get to on bus or tram. Not particularly attractive area but safe and convenient to transport inks. 25 mins to city centre or 20 mins to airport. Rooms large and clean. Good shower.